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Lago di Santa Croce

Farra d'Alpago - Italy

Spot Type
Chop

Water
Crystal Clear

Beach
Pebble

Rider Lever
intermediate

Spot characteristics

Spot Type

Chop

Rider Skill

intermediate

Crowd

Seasonal Crowd

Beach Type

Pebble

Water Quality

Crystal Clear

Tide Influence

Tide independent

Description of Lago di Santa Croce (Italy)

The spot is characterized by a thermal wind that starts in the early afternoon, mostly in spring-summer. The beach where to set up the kite and launch is large and made of rounded pebbles that do not damage or dirty the kite. The wind is on-shore, and on the left side (looking at the lake from the beach), it can bring to the swimmers' beach, while on the right, there is a lagoon where local kite schools have beginner courses.

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Spot best suited for

Spot profile

Family spot

Located in an area that offers amenities for all the family and can provide good alternatives for everyone when the kiters are in the water.

Local spot

Maybe not be worth a real journey to reach this spot, but great if you live close by and it is a windy day. In the end, being out on the water feels great anywhere

Equipment

Full Wetsuit and shoes

Wind Conditions

Main wind directions

% of Windy days per month

Wind Speed Range

From 5 to 30 Knots



Suggested sizes

8 - 9 mt

10 - 11 mt

12 - 13 mt

14 mt and above

Forecast on Windy.com

Dangers

The wind is gusty and on-shore. It might push not skilled riders on the swimmers' beach or against the mangroves.

Location

Map

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Closest City

Farra d'Alpago

How to get There

Right on the highway A27 from Treviso to Belluno, take exit Fadalto-Lago Di S. Croce toward Lago Di S. Croce and follow towards Farra d'Alpago.

Access

The access is public and there is parking nearby

Local Kitesurfing Schools

Following you can find links to the page of the kitesurfing schools which operate on this spot. From there you can contact them through our form or directly via email or phone (if it was provided by them on the page).

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